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 Texas Smoked Armadillo Eggs
INGREDIENTS
- 1 LB pork
 - 1 LB ground beef
 - 1 LB bacon
 - 2 packages cream cheese (softened)
 - 12 jalapeños
 - Cattleman’s Grill Steakhouse rub
 - Sticky Carolina sweet bbq sauce
 
INSTRUCTIONS
- Combine pork and beef in a bowl, mix well, and season generously with the Cattleman’s Grill rub
 - Core and seed jalapeño with a paring knife
 - Combine 2 tbsp of BBQ sauce with cream cheese and mix together well
 - Fill each jalapeño with cream cheese (*Pro Tip: use a jerky gun if you have one, if not the backside of a spoon works well
 - Follow the cream cheese with roughly 1/16 of meat mixture
 - Wrap bacon around each stuffed jalapeño, forming it like an egg ensuring the entire jalapeño is covered
 - Set the Yoder at 275°F and cook until reaching an internal temperature of 155°F (takes about two hours)
 
*For crispier bacon, brush BBQ sauce onto the wrapped jalapeños and increase smoker temp to 400°F until internal of 165°F
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   1550 Views | 0 Comments 
 Texas Smoked Armadillo Eggs
INGREDIENTS
- 1 LB pork
 - 1 LB ground beef
 - 1 LB bacon
 - 2 packages cream cheese (softened)
 - 12 jalapeños
 - Cattleman’s Grill Steakhouse rub
 - Sticky Carolina sweet bbq sauce
 
INSTRUCTIONS
- Combine pork and beef in a bowl, mix well, and season generously with the Cattleman’s Grill rub
 - Core and seed jalapeño with a paring knife
 - Combine 2 tbsp of BBQ sauce with cream cheese and mix together well
 - Fill each jalapeño with cream cheese (*Pro Tip: use a jerky gun if you have one, if not the backside of a spoon works well
 - Follow the cream cheese with roughly 1/16 of meat mixture
 - Wrap bacon around each stuffed jalapeño, forming it like an egg ensuring the entire jalapeño is covered
 - Set the Yoder at 275°F and cook until reaching an internal temperature of 155°F (takes about two hours)
 
*For crispier bacon, brush BBQ sauce onto the wrapped jalapeños and increase smoker temp to 400°F until internal of 165°F


 
 

 